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On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
Video by: http://www.lifevideoproductions.co.uk
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

Eng/nat
A new record was set at Southeby's in London today as relics from the Battle of Trafalgar were put up for sale by one of England's oldest families.
Medals, swords and historic papers from the time when Admiral Lord Nelson defeated Napoleon's fleets and established Britain's naval supremacy made record prices amid hectic bidding.
At Sotheby's in London, historians, collectors and dealers gathered to bid for some of the rarest 19th century war memorabilia. The items, once owned by the family of Lord of Northesk, were expected to earn over half a (m) million dollars.
The 58-pieces are considered the most important privately-owned collection relating to the Battle of Trafalgar.
Lord Northesk fought with Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and many items reflect the high regard he held for the naval hero who died at the battle.
A gold compass which contains a lock of Lord Nelson's hair and a splinter of wood cut from the deck of HMS Victory from the spot.
A rare gold encrusted honorary sword given to Lord Northesk for his heroic actions made more than 100 thousand dollars. It's inscribed with Nelson's famous phrase "England expects every man to do his duty".
An expert at Sotheby's said collectors would have an extremely unique opportunity to purchase this type of memorabilia.
SOUNDBITE:
"It's an exceptionally important collection because Trafalgar is the most famous battle, certainly in British naval history and to have such a number of things directly associated with the battle is extremely rare.
SUPERCAPTION:
Dr. Peter Beal, Sotheby's
The most valuable item in the auction was the only Admiral's Gold Trafalgar Medal ever offered for sale. It fetched a record 106 thousand pounds. There were only three ever struck. One owned by Nelson is believed to have been stolen and melted down and the other is at a maritime museum.
Dealers bid competitively from the start and the first items often fetched several times more than were expected.
A private bidder won the the secret strategy sent by Nelson to Northesk just 12 days before the British fleet began its battle-- at 75-thousand dollars. Sotheby's estimated it might bring in 20-thousand dollars.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/bedaca366db2a92d090e573f884fe594
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published:21 Jul 2015

views:2432

Full title reads: "Portsmouth. 'The Fleet Is In!" A sight to thrill every British heart as the grey ships of war - great & small - come to their home ports after Spring cruise."
Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Various shots of British Royal Naval warships coming in to port - possibly including HMS Warspite. (Some damage to film). Closer shot of name on HMS Nelson as she sails past - a Navy band playing on her aft deck. Another large warship comes in. Smaller ships comes past. Crowds wave from the docks.
FILM ID:767.06
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 120,000 items from the news agencies GaumontGraphic (1910-1932), Empire NewsBulletin (1926-1930), British Paramount (1931-1957), and Gaumont British (1934-1959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1979. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/

published:13 Apr 2014

views:2910

the arrival of the rest of the fleet representing various nations.
======================================================
-------Other videos : Demonstration of the invention of new armament for the military World https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=nDG7Q73orA8
-----------Other videos : Enjoy! The EFV (Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle) u.s. marine corps https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=h-YW5D28WyQ-------
======================================================
DISCLAIMER: Information, Facts or Opinion expressed in this Video are Presented as Sources and do not reflects views of MilitaryColonel and hence Military Colonel is not liable or responsible for the same. The Sources are responsible for accuracy, Completeness, suitaibility and Validity of any information in this Documentary.

published:09 Nov 2017

views:199387

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

Welcome to my fleet histories series. In it I review year-by-year aircraft fleets of an airline.
In this video I review BOAC's and eventually British Airways's Vickers VC-10 fleet from 1964 to 1981.
This series is inspired by Elmauriplatense. You can check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/elmauriplatense
Music: "Stuck" - Ryan Little
All images are sourced from Google Images and Planespotters.net.
My Instagram: ibirdball
Email: michaelpm25@gmail.com
Xbox Live: Ibirdball

published:23 Aug 2016

views:18799

As well as over 1,000 convicts who had been sentenced to transportation, the ships also carried officers, crew, marines and their families.
It took 252 days for the six convict ships, three store ships, and two Royal Navy escort ships to complete the journey. The route involved the ships sailing first from Portsmouth to Tenerife, and then to Rio de Janeiro where they restocked their provisions and took livestock on board to establish the new settlement. They then sailed via Cape Town to Australia. This route ensured optimal usage of the prevailing winds to speed up the journey.
Despite the lengthy voyage and numerous dangers en route, the entire fleet of eleven ships arrived safely in Botany Bay. Going ashore to investigate Captain Cook’s proposed site for the penal colony, CaptainPhillip quickly chose to instead find a different location because the soil was poor quality and there was limited access to fresh water. After further exploration, 6 days later he moved the fleet a few kilometres north to Sydney Cove, and the British flag was raised. 48 people had died on route, but over 1,400 people survived to establish the first European outpost in Australia on the 26th January 1788, the date which still marks Australia Day.

With the beginning of Anglo-Saxon settlement in the 5th century, the culture and language of the Britons fragmented and much of their territory was taken over by the Anglo-Saxons. The extent to which this cultural and linguistic change was accompanied by wholesale changes in the population is still a matter of discussion. During this period some Britons migrated to mainland Europe and established significant settlements in Brittany (now part of France) as well as Britonia in modern Galicia, Spain. By the 11th century, remaining Celtic-speaking populations had split into distinct groups: the Welsh in Wales, the Cornish in Cornwall, the Bretons in Brittany, and the people of the Hen Ogledd ("Old North") in southern Scotland and northern England. Common Brittonic developed into the distinct Brittonic languages: Welsh, Cumbric, Cornish and Breton.

Royal Navy

The Royal Navy (RN) is the United Kingdom's principal naval warfare force. Naval forces were first used by Alfred the Great in the 9th century, and from the early 14th century England's navy was engaged in maritime warfare. The modern Royal Navy traces its origins to the early 16th century, it is the oldest of the armed services and is known as the Senior Service.

During the 17th century the Royal Navy vied with the French Navy for world supremacy, and from the late 17th century until the mid- 1940s it was the most powerful navy in the world, being surpassed by the US Navy after World War II. The Royal Navy played a key part in establishing the British Empire as the dominant world power during the 17th, 18th, 19th and first part of the 20th centuries. Due to this historical prominence, it is usual – even among non-Britons – to refer to it as "The Royal Navy" without qualification.

War Thunder

Game model

The game is modeled on a micro-transaction system but with the ability to get almost every feature of the game without paying. This may require players to complete certain challenges (such as shooting down a certain number of enemy aircraft or destroying a certain number of ground targets), or submitting user created content such as skins, or camouflage for vehicles. There may also be other celebratory events throughout the year such as commemorating historic figures in aviation or famous battles allowing players to win premium currency and premium vehicles without any expenditure.

There is also a referral service, whereby players can invite people to the game, earning both themselves and the new player an in-game bonus.

Game Currency

War Thunder uses 4 main currencies: Silver Lions, Golden Eagles, Research Points, and Convertible Research Points.

Have your fish and eat it: Can British fishing fleets net a Brexit bonus?

Have your fish and eat it: Can British fishing fleets net a Brexit bonus?

Have your fish and eat it: Can British fishing fleets net a Brexit bonus?

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This week we're turning our attention under the sea. French and British fishing boats recently faced off in the English Channel over who had the right to fish for scallops. That situation seems resolved for now. But it's raised the spectre of post-Brexit fishing wars between the UK and a host of European nations who currently fish in British waters. Between them, they net catch worth over $350 million annually. Can the UK really close its waters to foreign fleets – legally, and practically?
►► Watch our Reporters show: Brexit, a sea of uncertainty for fishermen
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3:27

Building British Fleets Full Highlights

Building British Fleets Full Highlights

Building British Fleets Full Highlights

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
Video by: http://www.lifevideoproductions.co.uk
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

UK: SOTHEBY'S: BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR RELICS AUCTION

Eng/nat
A new record was set at Southeby's in London today as relics from the Battle of Trafalgar were put up for sale by one of England's oldest families.
Medals, swords and historic papers from the time when Admiral Lord Nelson defeated Napoleon's fleets and established Britain's naval supremacy made record prices amid hectic bidding.
At Sotheby's in London, historians, collectors and dealers gathered to bid for some of the rarest 19th century war memorabilia. The items, once owned by the family of Lord of Northesk, were expected to earn over half a (m) million dollars.
The 58-pieces are considered the most important privately-owned collection relating to the Battle of Trafalgar.
Lord Northesk fought with Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and many items reflect the high regard he held for the naval hero who died at the battle.
A gold compass which contains a lock of Lord Nelson's hair and a splinter of wood cut from the deck of HMS Victory from the spot.
A rare gold encrusted honorary sword given to Lord Northesk for his heroic actions made more than 100 thousand dollars. It's inscribed with Nelson's famous phrase "England expects every man to do his duty".
An expert at Sotheby's said collectors would have an extremely unique opportunity to purchase this type of memorabilia.
SOUNDBITE:
"It's an exceptionally important collection because Trafalgar is the most famous battle, certainly in British naval history and to have such a number of things directly associated with the battle is extremely rare.
SUPERCAPTION:
Dr. Peter Beal, Sotheby's
The most valuable item in the auction was the only Admiral's Gold Trafalgar Medal ever offered for sale. It fetched a record 106 thousand pounds. There were only three ever struck. One owned by Nelson is believed to have been stolen and melted down and the other is at a maritime museum.
Dealers bid competitively from the start and the first items often fetched several times more than were expected.
A private bidder won the the secret strategy sent by Nelson to Northesk just 12 days before the British fleet began its battle-- at 75-thousand dollars. Sotheby's estimated it might bring in 20-thousand dollars.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/bedaca366db2a92d090e573f884fe594
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

3:08

"The Fleet Is In!" (1931)

"The Fleet Is In!" (1931)

"The Fleet Is In!" (1931)

Full title reads: "Portsmouth. 'The Fleet Is In!" A sight to thrill every British heart as the grey ships of war - great & small - come to their home ports after Spring cruise."
Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Various shots of British Royal Naval warships coming in to port - possibly including HMS Warspite. (Some damage to film). Closer shot of name on HMS Nelson as she sails past - a Navy band playing on her aft deck. Another large warship comes in. Smaller ships comes past. Crowds wave from the docks.
FILM ID:767.06
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 120,000 items from the news agencies GaumontGraphic (1910-1932), Empire NewsBulletin (1926-1930), British Paramount (1931-1957), and Gaumont British (1934-1959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1979. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/

13:08

Crazy! Arrival of the largest fleet of warships in the world

Crazy! Arrival of the largest fleet of warships in the world

Crazy! Arrival of the largest fleet of warships in the world

the arrival of the rest of the fleet representing various nations.
======================================================
-------Other videos : Demonstration of the invention of new armament for the military World https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=nDG7Q73orA8
-----------Other videos : Enjoy! The EFV (Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle) u.s. marine corps https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=h-YW5D28WyQ-------
======================================================
DISCLAIMER: Information, Facts or Opinion expressed in this Video are Presented as Sources and do not reflects views of MilitaryColonel and hence Military Colonel is not liable or responsible for the same. The Sources are responsible for accuracy, Completeness, suitaibility and Validity of any information in this Documentary.

0:49

Building British Fleets: Van wrap time-lapse HD

Building British Fleets: Van wrap time-lapse HD

Building British Fleets: Van wrap time-lapse HD

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

3:50

Michael Gove: Royal Navy to help protect British fishing fleets after Brexit

Michael Gove: Royal Navy to help protect British fishing fleets after Brexit

Michael Gove: Royal Navy to help protect British fishing fleets after Brexit

Fleet History - BOAC/British Airways Vickers VC-10 (1964-81)

Welcome to my fleet histories series. In it I review year-by-year aircraft fleets of an airline.
In this video I review BOAC's and eventually British Airways's Vickers VC-10 fleet from 1964 to 1981.
This series is inspired by Elmauriplatense. You can check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/elmauriplatense
Music: "Stuck" - Ryan Little
All images are sourced from Google Images and Planespotters.net.
My Instagram: ibirdball
Email: michaelpm25@gmail.com
Xbox Live: Ibirdball

2:34

13th May 1787: The First Fleet departs for Australia

13th May 1787: The First Fleet departs for Australia

13th May 1787: The First Fleet departs for Australia

As well as over 1,000 convicts who had been sentenced to transportation, the ships also carried officers, crew, marines and their families.
It took 252 days for the six convict ships, three store ships, and two Royal Navy escort ships to complete the journey. The route involved the ships sailing first from Portsmouth to Tenerife, and then to Rio de Janeiro where they restocked their provisions and took livestock on board to establish the new settlement. They then sailed via Cape Town to Australia. This route ensured optimal usage of the prevailing winds to speed up the journey.
Despite the lengthy voyage and numerous dangers en route, the entire fleet of eleven ships arrived safely in Botany Bay. Going ashore to investigate Captain Cook’s proposed site for the penal colony, CaptainPhillip quickly chose to instead find a different location because the soil was poor quality and there was limited access to fresh water. After further exploration, 6 days later he moved the fleet a few kilometres north to Sydney Cove, and the British flag was raised. 48 people had died on route, but over 1,400 people survived to establish the first European outpost in Australia on the 26th January 1788, the date which still marks Australia Day.

Have your fish and eat it: Can British fishing fleets net a Brexit bonus?

Subscribe to France 24 now:
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This week we're turning our attention under the sea. French and British fishing boats recently faced off in the English Channel over who had the right to fish for scallops. That situation seems resolved for now. But it's raised the spectre of post-Brexit fishing wars between the UK and a host of European nations who currently fish in British waters. Between them, they net catch worth over $350 million annually. Can the UK really close its waters to foreign fleets – legally, and practically?
►► Watch our Reporters show: Brexit, a sea of uncertainty for fishermen
Produced by AnaïsGuérard, MathildeBénézet and Roxane Runel
http://www.france24.com/en/taxonomy/emiss...

published: 22 Oct 2018

Building British Fleets Full Highlights

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
Video by: http://www.lifevideoproductions.co.uk
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

Naval Tactics in the Age of Sail (1650-1815)

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published: 09 Sep 2016

UK: SOTHEBY'S: BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR RELICS AUCTION

Eng/nat
A new record was set at Southeby's in London today as relics from the Battle of Trafalgar were put up for sale by one of England's oldest families.
Medals, swords and historic papers from the time when Admiral Lord Nelson defeated Napoleon's fleets and established Britain's naval supremacy made record prices amid hectic bidding.
At Sotheby's in London, historians, collectors and dealers gathered to bid for some of the rarest 19th century war memorabilia. The items, once owned by the family of Lord of Northesk, were expected to earn over half a (m) million dollars.
The 58-pieces are considered the most important privately-owned collection relating to the Battle of Trafalgar.
Lord Northesk fought with Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and many items reflect the high ...

published: 21 Jul 2015

"The Fleet Is In!" (1931)

Full title reads: "Portsmouth. 'The Fleet Is In!" A sight to thrill every British heart as the grey ships of war - great & small - come to their home ports after Spring cruise."
Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Various shots of British Royal Naval warships coming in to port - possibly including HMS Warspite. (Some damage to film). Closer shot of name on HMS Nelson as she sails past - a Navy band playing on her aft deck. Another large warship comes in. Smaller ships comes past. Crowds wave from the docks.
FILM ID:767.06
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
British Pathé also represents the R...

published: 13 Apr 2014

Crazy! Arrival of the largest fleet of warships in the world

the arrival of the rest of the fleet representing various nations.
======================================================
-------Other videos : Demonstration of the invention of new armament for the military World https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=nDG7Q73orA8
-----------Other videos : Enjoy! The EFV (Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle) u.s. marine corps https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=h-YW5D28WyQ-------
======================================================
DISCLAIMER: Information, Facts or Opinion expressed in this Video are Presented as Sources and do not reflects views of MilitaryColonel and hence Military Colonel is not liable or responsible for the same. The Sources are responsible for accuracy, Completeness, suitaibility and Validity of any information in this Do...

published: 09 Nov 2017

Building British Fleets: Van wrap time-lapse HD

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

published: 01 Oct 2015

Michael Gove: Royal Navy to help protect British fishing fleets after Brexit

Fleet History - BOAC/British Airways Vickers VC-10 (1964-81)

Welcome to my fleet histories series. In it I review year-by-year aircraft fleets of an airline.
In this video I review BOAC's and eventually British Airways's Vickers VC-10 fleet from 1964 to 1981.
This series is inspired by Elmauriplatense. You can check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/elmauriplatense
Music: "Stuck" - Ryan Little
All images are sourced from Google Images and Planespotters.net.
My Instagram: ibirdball
Email: michaelpm25@gmail.com
Xbox Live: Ibirdball

published: 23 Aug 2016

13th May 1787: The First Fleet departs for Australia

As well as over 1,000 convicts who had been sentenced to transportation, the ships also carried officers, crew, marines and their families.
It took 252 days for the six convict ships, three store ships, and two Royal Navy escort ships to complete the journey. The route involved the ships sailing first from Portsmouth to Tenerife, and then to Rio de Janeiro where they restocked their provisions and took livestock on board to establish the new settlement. They then sailed via Cape Town to Australia. This route ensured optimal usage of the prevailing winds to speed up the journey.
Despite the lengthy voyage and numerous dangers en route, the entire fleet of eleven ships arrived safely in Botany Bay. Going ashore to investigate Captain Cook’s proposed site for the penal colony, Captain P...

Subscribe to France 24 now:
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FRANCE 24 live news stream: all the latest news 24/7
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This week we're turning our attention under the sea. French and British fishing boats recently faced off in the English Channel over who had the right to fish for scallops. That situation seems resolved for now. But it's raised the spectre of post-Brexit fishing wars between the UK and a host of European nations who currently fish in British waters. Between them, they net catch worth over $350 million annually. Can the UK really close its waters to foreign fleets – legally, and practically?
►► Watch our Reporters show: Brexit, a sea of uncertainty for fishermen
Produced by AnaïsGuérard, MathildeBénézet and Roxane Runel
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This week we're turning our attention under the sea. French and British fishing boats recently faced off in the English Channel over who had the right to fish for scallops. That situation seems resolved for now. But it's raised the spectre of post-Brexit fishing wars between the UK and a host of European nations who currently fish in British waters. Between them, they net catch worth over $350 million annually. Can the UK really close its waters to foreign fleets – legally, and practically?
►► Watch our Reporters show: Brexit, a sea of uncertainty for fishermen
Produced by AnaïsGuérard, MathildeBénézet and Roxane Runel
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On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
Video by: http://www.lifevideoproductions.co.uk
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
Video by: http://www.lifevideoproductions.co.uk
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

Eng/nat
A new record was set at Southeby's in London today as relics from the Battle of Trafalgar were put up for sale by one of England's oldest families.
Medals, swords and historic papers from the time when Admiral Lord Nelson defeated Napoleon's fleets and established Britain's naval supremacy made record prices amid hectic bidding.
At Sotheby's in London, historians, collectors and dealers gathered to bid for some of the rarest 19th century war memorabilia. The items, once owned by the family of Lord of Northesk, were expected to earn over half a (m) million dollars.
The 58-pieces are considered the most important privately-owned collection relating to the Battle of Trafalgar.
Lord Northesk fought with Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and many items reflect the high regard he held for the naval hero who died at the battle.
A gold compass which contains a lock of Lord Nelson's hair and a splinter of wood cut from the deck of HMS Victory from the spot.
A rare gold encrusted honorary sword given to Lord Northesk for his heroic actions made more than 100 thousand dollars. It's inscribed with Nelson's famous phrase "England expects every man to do his duty".
An expert at Sotheby's said collectors would have an extremely unique opportunity to purchase this type of memorabilia.
SOUNDBITE:
"It's an exceptionally important collection because Trafalgar is the most famous battle, certainly in British naval history and to have such a number of things directly associated with the battle is extremely rare.
SUPERCAPTION:
Dr. Peter Beal, Sotheby's
The most valuable item in the auction was the only Admiral's Gold Trafalgar Medal ever offered for sale. It fetched a record 106 thousand pounds. There were only three ever struck. One owned by Nelson is believed to have been stolen and melted down and the other is at a maritime museum.
Dealers bid competitively from the start and the first items often fetched several times more than were expected.
A private bidder won the the secret strategy sent by Nelson to Northesk just 12 days before the British fleet began its battle-- at 75-thousand dollars. Sotheby's estimated it might bring in 20-thousand dollars.
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A new record was set at Southeby's in London today as relics from the Battle of Trafalgar were put up for sale by one of England's oldest families.
Medals, swords and historic papers from the time when Admiral Lord Nelson defeated Napoleon's fleets and established Britain's naval supremacy made record prices amid hectic bidding.
At Sotheby's in London, historians, collectors and dealers gathered to bid for some of the rarest 19th century war memorabilia. The items, once owned by the family of Lord of Northesk, were expected to earn over half a (m) million dollars.
The 58-pieces are considered the most important privately-owned collection relating to the Battle of Trafalgar.
Lord Northesk fought with Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and many items reflect the high regard he held for the naval hero who died at the battle.
A gold compass which contains a lock of Lord Nelson's hair and a splinter of wood cut from the deck of HMS Victory from the spot.
A rare gold encrusted honorary sword given to Lord Northesk for his heroic actions made more than 100 thousand dollars. It's inscribed with Nelson's famous phrase "England expects every man to do his duty".
An expert at Sotheby's said collectors would have an extremely unique opportunity to purchase this type of memorabilia.
SOUNDBITE:
"It's an exceptionally important collection because Trafalgar is the most famous battle, certainly in British naval history and to have such a number of things directly associated with the battle is extremely rare.
SUPERCAPTION:
Dr. Peter Beal, Sotheby's
The most valuable item in the auction was the only Admiral's Gold Trafalgar Medal ever offered for sale. It fetched a record 106 thousand pounds. There were only three ever struck. One owned by Nelson is believed to have been stolen and melted down and the other is at a maritime museum.
Dealers bid competitively from the start and the first items often fetched several times more than were expected.
A private bidder won the the secret strategy sent by Nelson to Northesk just 12 days before the British fleet began its battle-- at 75-thousand dollars. Sotheby's estimated it might bring in 20-thousand dollars.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/bedaca366db2a92d090e573f884fe594
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

"The Fleet Is In!" (1931)

Full title reads: "Portsmouth. 'The Fleet Is In!" A sight to thrill every British heart as the grey ships of war - great & small - come to their home ports afte...

Full title reads: "Portsmouth. 'The Fleet Is In!" A sight to thrill every British heart as the grey ships of war - great & small - come to their home ports after Spring cruise."
Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Various shots of British Royal Naval warships coming in to port - possibly including HMS Warspite. (Some damage to film). Closer shot of name on HMS Nelson as she sails past - a Navy band playing on her aft deck. Another large warship comes in. Smaller ships comes past. Crowds wave from the docks.
FILM ID:767.06
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British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 120,000 items from the news agencies GaumontGraphic (1910-1932), Empire NewsBulletin (1926-1930), British Paramount (1931-1957), and Gaumont British (1934-1959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1979. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/

Full title reads: "Portsmouth. 'The Fleet Is In!" A sight to thrill every British heart as the grey ships of war - great & small - come to their home ports after Spring cruise."
Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Various shots of British Royal Naval warships coming in to port - possibly including HMS Warspite. (Some damage to film). Closer shot of name on HMS Nelson as she sails past - a Navy band playing on her aft deck. Another large warship comes in. Smaller ships comes past. Crowds wave from the docks.
FILM ID:767.06
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 120,000 items from the news agencies GaumontGraphic (1910-1932), Empire NewsBulletin (1926-1930), British Paramount (1931-1957), and Gaumont British (1934-1959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1979. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/

Crazy! Arrival of the largest fleet of warships in the world

the arrival of the rest of the fleet representing various nations.
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the arrival of the rest of the fleet representing various nations.
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the arrival of the rest of the fleet representing various nations.
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DISCLAIMER: Information, Facts or Opinion expressed in this Video are Presented as Sources and do not reflects views of MilitaryColonel and hence Military Colonel is not liable or responsible for the same. The Sources are responsible for accuracy, Completeness, suitaibility and Validity of any information in this Documentary.

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

Fleet History - BOAC/British Airways Vickers VC-10 (1964-81)

Welcome to my fleet histories series. In it I review year-by-year aircraft fleets of an airline.
In this video I review BOAC's and eventually British Airways's...

Welcome to my fleet histories series. In it I review year-by-year aircraft fleets of an airline.
In this video I review BOAC's and eventually British Airways's Vickers VC-10 fleet from 1964 to 1981.
This series is inspired by Elmauriplatense. You can check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/elmauriplatense
Music: "Stuck" - Ryan Little
All images are sourced from Google Images and Planespotters.net.
My Instagram: ibirdball
Email: michaelpm25@gmail.com
Xbox Live: Ibirdball

Welcome to my fleet histories series. In it I review year-by-year aircraft fleets of an airline.
In this video I review BOAC's and eventually British Airways's Vickers VC-10 fleet from 1964 to 1981.
This series is inspired by Elmauriplatense. You can check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/elmauriplatense
Music: "Stuck" - Ryan Little
All images are sourced from Google Images and Planespotters.net.
My Instagram: ibirdball
Email: michaelpm25@gmail.com
Xbox Live: Ibirdball

13th May 1787: The First Fleet departs for Australia

As well as over 1,000 convicts who had been sentenced to transportation, the ships also carried officers, crew, marines and their families.
It took 252 days fo...

As well as over 1,000 convicts who had been sentenced to transportation, the ships also carried officers, crew, marines and their families.
It took 252 days for the six convict ships, three store ships, and two Royal Navy escort ships to complete the journey. The route involved the ships sailing first from Portsmouth to Tenerife, and then to Rio de Janeiro where they restocked their provisions and took livestock on board to establish the new settlement. They then sailed via Cape Town to Australia. This route ensured optimal usage of the prevailing winds to speed up the journey.
Despite the lengthy voyage and numerous dangers en route, the entire fleet of eleven ships arrived safely in Botany Bay. Going ashore to investigate Captain Cook’s proposed site for the penal colony, CaptainPhillip quickly chose to instead find a different location because the soil was poor quality and there was limited access to fresh water. After further exploration, 6 days later he moved the fleet a few kilometres north to Sydney Cove, and the British flag was raised. 48 people had died on route, but over 1,400 people survived to establish the first European outpost in Australia on the 26th January 1788, the date which still marks Australia Day.

As well as over 1,000 convicts who had been sentenced to transportation, the ships also carried officers, crew, marines and their families.
It took 252 days for the six convict ships, three store ships, and two Royal Navy escort ships to complete the journey. The route involved the ships sailing first from Portsmouth to Tenerife, and then to Rio de Janeiro where they restocked their provisions and took livestock on board to establish the new settlement. They then sailed via Cape Town to Australia. This route ensured optimal usage of the prevailing winds to speed up the journey.
Despite the lengthy voyage and numerous dangers en route, the entire fleet of eleven ships arrived safely in Botany Bay. Going ashore to investigate Captain Cook’s proposed site for the penal colony, CaptainPhillip quickly chose to instead find a different location because the soil was poor quality and there was limited access to fresh water. After further exploration, 6 days later he moved the fleet a few kilometres north to Sydney Cove, and the British flag was raised. 48 people had died on route, but over 1,400 people survived to establish the first European outpost in Australia on the 26th January 1788, the date which still marks Australia Day.

Have your fish and eat it: Can British fishing fleets net a Brexit bonus?

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This week we're turning our attention under the sea. French and British fishing boats recently faced off in the English Channel over who had the right to fish for scallops. That situation seems resolved for now. But it's raised the spectre of post-Brexit fishing wars between the UK and a host of European nations who currently fish in British waters. Between them, they net catch worth over $350 million annually. Can the UK really close its waters to foreign fleets – legally, and practically?
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Building British Fleets Full Highlights

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
Video by: http://www.lifevideoproductions.co.uk
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

UK: SOTHEBY'S: BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR RELICS AUCTION

Eng/nat
A new record was set at Southeby's in London today as relics from the Battle of Trafalgar were put up for sale by one of England's oldest families.
Medals, swords and historic papers from the time when Admiral Lord Nelson defeated Napoleon's fleets and established Britain's naval supremacy made record prices amid hectic bidding.
At Sotheby's in London, historians, collectors and dealers gathered to bid for some of the rarest 19th century war memorabilia. The items, once owned by the family of Lord of Northesk, were expected to earn over half a (m) million dollars.
The 58-pieces are considered the most important privately-owned collection relating to the Battle of Trafalgar.
Lord Northesk fought with Lord Nelson at Trafalgar, and many items reflect the high regard he held for the naval hero who died at the battle.
A gold compass which contains a lock of Lord Nelson's hair and a splinter of wood cut from the deck of HMS Victory from the spot.
A rare gold encrusted honorary sword given to Lord Northesk for his heroic actions made more than 100 thousand dollars. It's inscribed with Nelson's famous phrase "England expects every man to do his duty".
An expert at Sotheby's said collectors would have an extremely unique opportunity to purchase this type of memorabilia.
SOUNDBITE:
"It's an exceptionally important collection because Trafalgar is the most famous battle, certainly in British naval history and to have such a number of things directly associated with the battle is extremely rare.
SUPERCAPTION:
Dr. Peter Beal, Sotheby's
The most valuable item in the auction was the only Admiral's Gold Trafalgar Medal ever offered for sale. It fetched a record 106 thousand pounds. There were only three ever struck. One owned by Nelson is believed to have been stolen and melted down and the other is at a maritime museum.
Dealers bid competitively from the start and the first items often fetched several times more than were expected.
A private bidder won the the secret strategy sent by Nelson to Northesk just 12 days before the British fleet began its battle-- at 75-thousand dollars. Sotheby's estimated it might bring in 20-thousand dollars.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/bedaca366db2a92d090e573f884fe594
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

"The Fleet Is In!" (1931)

Full title reads: "Portsmouth. 'The Fleet Is In!" A sight to thrill every British heart as the grey ships of war - great & small - come to their home ports after Spring cruise."
Portsmouth, Hampshire.
Various shots of British Royal Naval warships coming in to port - possibly including HMS Warspite. (Some damage to film). Closer shot of name on HMS Nelson as she sails past - a Navy band playing on her aft deck. Another large warship comes in. Smaller ships comes past. Crowds wave from the docks.
FILM ID:767.06
A VIDEO FROM BRITISH PATHÉ. EXPLORE OUR ONLINE CHANNEL, BRITISH PATHÉ TV. IT'S FULL OF GREAT DOCUMENTARIES, FASCINATING INTERVIEWS, AND CLASSIC MOVIES. http://www.britishpathe.tv/
FOR LICENSING ENQUIRIES VISIT http://www.britishpathe.com/
British Pathé also represents the Reuters historical collection, which includes more than 120,000 items from the news agencies GaumontGraphic (1910-1932), Empire NewsBulletin (1926-1930), British Paramount (1931-1957), and Gaumont British (1934-1959), as well as Visnews content from 1957 to the end of 1979. All footage can be viewed on the British Pathé website. https://www.britishpathe.com/

Crazy! Arrival of the largest fleet of warships in the world

the arrival of the rest of the fleet representing various nations.
======================================================
-------Other videos : Demonstration of the invention of new armament for the military World https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=nDG7Q73orA8
-----------Other videos : Enjoy! The EFV (Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle) u.s. marine corps https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=h-YW5D28WyQ-------
======================================================
DISCLAIMER: Information, Facts or Opinion expressed in this Video are Presented as Sources and do not reflects views of MilitaryColonel and hence Military Colonel is not liable or responsible for the same. The Sources are responsible for accuracy, Completeness, suitaibility and Validity of any information in this Documentary.

Building British Fleets: Van wrap time-lapse HD

On the 15th of September, Bott held an industry event, BuildingBritish Fleets, to celebrate the opening of their extension to the Van FleetConversion and Enhancement Centre in Ashby.
The event was supported by key industry partners; Penny Hydraulics, Ashwoods Lightfoot, Maple Fleet Services, Vauxhall, BT Fleet and the Freight Transport Association, as well as input from Bott’s workshop equipment business. Delegates enjoyed industry seminars from the FTA and Bott as well as providing a great networking opportunity, along with some good food!
The opening was a chance to celebrate the success of companies who invest in Britain, to create a strong and vibrant future for businesses and their local communities.

Fleet History - BOAC/British Airways Vickers VC-10 (1964-81)

Welcome to my fleet histories series. In it I review year-by-year aircraft fleets of an airline.
In this video I review BOAC's and eventually British Airways's Vickers VC-10 fleet from 1964 to 1981.
This series is inspired by Elmauriplatense. You can check out his channel here: https://www.youtube.com/user/elmauriplatense
Music: "Stuck" - Ryan Little
All images are sourced from Google Images and Planespotters.net.
My Instagram: ibirdball
Email: michaelpm25@gmail.com
Xbox Live: Ibirdball

13th May 1787: The First Fleet departs for Australia

As well as over 1,000 convicts who had been sentenced to transportation, the ships also carried officers, crew, marines and their families.
It took 252 days for the six convict ships, three store ships, and two Royal Navy escort ships to complete the journey. The route involved the ships sailing first from Portsmouth to Tenerife, and then to Rio de Janeiro where they restocked their provisions and took livestock on board to establish the new settlement. They then sailed via Cape Town to Australia. This route ensured optimal usage of the prevailing winds to speed up the journey.
Despite the lengthy voyage and numerous dangers en route, the entire fleet of eleven ships arrived safely in Botany Bay. Going ashore to investigate Captain Cook’s proposed site for the penal colony, CaptainPhillip quickly chose to instead find a different location because the soil was poor quality and there was limited access to fresh water. After further exploration, 6 days later he moved the fleet a few kilometres north to Sydney Cove, and the British flag was raised. 48 people had died on route, but over 1,400 people survived to establish the first European outpost in Australia on the 26th January 1788, the date which still marks Australia Day.

The 27 member states had been hoping to use trade as leverage to secure something close to a continuation of the current arrangements for EU fishing fleets operating in British waters ... to sell fish products into the European markets in return for EU fleets’ access to British seas....

But it certainly soured relations with the British... The EU had also wanted to use its leverage in the trade talks during the transition period to ensure continuity of fishing rights for Europeanfleets in British waters after Brexit ... that the British had not won out in the tunnel....

Here are some of the points that may cause problems for the prime minister, Theresa May, in parliament ... Read more ... Read more ... The EU has repeatedly said that it would only allow British seafood exporters tariff- and quota-free access to EU markets in exchange for a reciprocal agreement that EU fishing fleets can continue to operate in British waters....

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The 27 member states had been hoping to use trade as leverage to secure something close to a continuation of the current arrangements for EU fishing fleets operating in British waters ... to sell fish products into the European markets in return for EU fleets’ access to British seas....

But it certainly soured relations with the British... The EU had also wanted to use its leverage in the trade talks during the transition period to ensure continuity of fishing rights for Europeanfleets in British waters after Brexit ... that the British had not won out in the tunnel....

Here are some of the points that may cause problems for the prime minister, Theresa May, in parliament ... Read more ... Read more ... The EU has repeatedly said that it would only allow British seafood exporters tariff- and quota-free access to EU markets in exchange for a reciprocal agreement that EU fishing fleets can continue to operate in British waters....

Batman. Boatman. The Street Sweeper. A colorful array of anonymous vigilante research companies operate in the shadows of the market these days. Unmasking their true motives is no easy feat ...Babcock is furious ... This includes the potential losses it could incur from delays to a planned upgrade of the British army’s fleet of Warrior light tanks ... ....

LONDON, Nov 12 (Reuters) - British engineer Babcock sought to refute damaging speculation about it which arose from an anonymous report, issuing a statement on Monday to reassure investors that the company is in a healthy financial position ... naval fleet management....

... limited and our British friends know exactly where our discussions are” ... A commitment on the side of the British to provide the European fishing fleet with access to UK seas after Brexit has also been proposed by member states as a condition for agreement on the customs union....

BAHRAIN ... A police officer was killed in the blast in Diraz, a flashpoint village outside the capital Manama ... Monday’s verdict comes ahead of controversial parliamentary elections that Bahrain’s King Hamad has called for November 24 in the key US ally, which is home to the US FifthFleet and a permanent British military base ... Source ... ....

... would in effect force parliament to cut and paste EU rules into British law. A commitment on the side of the British to provide the European fishing fleet with access to UK seas after Brexit has also been proposed by member states as a condition for agreement on the customs union....

The British said that they would accept a French surrender as long as the Frenchfleets first sailed to British ports ...Holland returned to the Britishfleet ... Several other ships were badly damaged and over a thousand men killed, while the Britishfleet was almost entirely unscathed....

The EU has demanded that its fishing fleets be allowed access to British waters as part of an all-UK Brexit backstop deal, it was claimed today ... An EU diplomat told The Telegraph. ‘It is paramount the UK gives assurances on the access of the Europeanfleet to UK waters before the EU can agree to a UK wide backstop.’ ... A Government source said....